Made by the people who make the material.
GSUIT starts at the raw material. Its maker, AD-WINNER, has produced its own aliphatic polyurethane sheet in Korea since 2010, so clarity, stretch and resistance to yellowing are set at the source, before a single roll is coated.
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Since 2009
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2009
AD-WINNER opens, making hot-melt adhesive and primer films for plastics that resist bonding.
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2010
Starts producing its own aliphatic TPU sheet.
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2011
Supplies a black protection film to Hyundai for its custom car programme.
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2012
Opens an R&D centre at the Korea Industrial Technology Center.
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2013
Patents its PPF primer with the Korean Intellectual Property Office and launches the first GSUIT clear film.
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2017
Moves into a new plant in the Daegu Industrial Complex and gains ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
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2018
Signs its first global distribution partnership.
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2020
A high-gloss black film is approved for Hyundai and Kia buses.
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2021
Adds a windshield film built on PET and aliphatic TPU, and re-engineers its carbon film.
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2024
Launches Heat Cut, an infrared-rejecting film for sunroofs.
Where it’s made
- Factory and R&D
- Dalseong-gun, Daegu, Korea
- Head office
- Ulsan Fine Chemical Industry Center, Ulsan
- Management systems
- ISO 9001 (quality) and ISO 14001 (environment)
- Patents
- An abrasion-resistant polyurethane coating for protection film, and a polyurethane primer and adhesive for low-energy plastics
GSUIT in Australia
GSUIT Australia is the brand’s official distributor here. We work only with the trade: installers, detailers and wrap studios who fit film for a living. Approved accounts see wholesale pricing and order online, and every roll comes through the factory’s own supply chain.